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… begin, intend, hope, order, propose   The order was attempted to be carried out  It can be hoped to be successful68   • can obscure the agent at best, and indicate a shirking of responsibility at worst  Major investments will be made   A woman was attacked  • is duller and takes longer to comprehend  The programme is required to be reviewed  The active voice, however, is not necessarily the best choice in every case. Use the passive if  …

… Web of Science:10.84 Liu, S., Du, L., Zhou, Q., Zhang, Q., Hu, K., Qi, J., ... Yang, P. (2018). The Cho- roidal Vascularity Index Decreases and Choroidal Thickness Increases in Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada Disease Patients During a Recurrent Anterior Uveitis Attack. Ocular Immunology and Inflammation, 26(8), 1237-1243. https://doi.org/10.1080/09273948.2017.1343357 Kijlstra, A. Web of Science:3.35 Nijs, K., Nulens, K., Dubois, J., Van de Velde, M., & Stessel, B. (2018). The combination of corticosteroid and …

… begin, intend, hope, order, propose   The order was attempted to be carried out  It can be hoped to be successful68   • can obscure the agent at best, and indicate a shirking of responsibility at worst  Major investments will be made   A woman was attacked  • is duller and takes longer to comprehend  The programme is required to be reviewed  The active voice, however, is not necessarily the best choice in every case. Use the passive if  …

… MUSTS & AMC Erik Rietveld (University of Amsterdam): Art-Science collaborations that explore imaginative transformations of our ecological niche AMC Maarten Doorman: Translocality in the Arts GTD Rachel Pulfer: Journalism and Human Rights under Attack MUSTS Alice Street (University of Edinburgh): Make me a test and I will save the world. Towards an anthropology of the possible in global health PCE Yf Reykers: The European Peace Facility: a gift or a curse for the African peace and security … politicization and integration undercut parliamentary capital. Journal of European Integration, 41(1), 29-45 Anna Harris, Sally Wyatt (and co-author Susan Kelly, University of Exeter), 2017: Sociology of Health and Illness book prize, for their book CyberGenetics: Health genetics and new media (Routledge, 2016) Pablo Del Hierro (co-author Matteo Albanese, Univer- sità degli Studi di Padova), 2017: ERICS prize awarded by the University of Lisbon for the book Transnational fascism in the twentieth …

… from minimum http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/nl/meta/98089/european-administrative-law?print=1 http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/nl/m.eliantonio Bachelor Rechtsgeleerdheid 60 harmonisation to full or maximum harmonisation and is under fierce attack for it. This course looks at European contract law, no longer from a comparative perspective, but more from a European Union perspective. With this course we seek to uncover what is truly European contract law and what this increasing body of …

… MUSTS & AMC Erik Rietveld (University of Amsterdam): Art-Science collaborations that explore imaginative transformations of our ecological niche AMC Maarten Doorman: Translocality in the Arts GTD Rachel Pulfer: Journalism and Human Rights under Attack MUSTS Alice Street (University of Edinburgh): Make me a test and I will save the world. Towards an anthropology of the possible in global health PCE Yf Reykers: The European Peace Facility: a gift or a curse for the African peace and security … politicization and integration undercut parliamentary capital. Journal of European Integration, 41(1), 29-45 Anna Harris, Sally Wyatt (and co-author Susan Kelly, University of Exeter), 2017: Sociology of Health and Illness book prize, for their book CyberGenetics: Health genetics and new media (Routledge, 2016) Pablo Del Hierro (co-author Matteo Albanese, Univer- sità degli Studi di Padova), 2017: ERICS prize awarded by the University of Lisbon for the book Transnational fascism in the twentieth …

… pacemakers, stents, and so on. There’s always a chance of infection with any surgery, but we hope to minimize that risk and prevent the need for antibiotics. Prevention is always better than cure. We are developing coatings with antibiotics that attack the bacteria very locally; we are looking for materials that bacteria cannot affect, with a specific focus on biological materials. The developments at the campuses and MUMC+ are promising. For example, they’re working on a coating with …

… pacemakers, stents, and so on. There’s always a chance of infection with any surgery, but we hope to minimize that risk and prevent the need for antibiotics. Prevention is always better than cure. We are developing coatings with antibiotics that attack the bacteria very locally; we are looking for materials that bacteria cannot affect, with a specific focus on biological materials. The developments at the campuses and MUMC+ are promising. For example, they’re working on a coating with …

… pacemakers, stents, and so on. There’s always a chance of infection with any surgery, but we hope to minimize that risk and prevent the need for antibiotics. Prevention is always better than cure. We are developing coatings with antibiotics that attack the bacteria very locally; we are looking for materials that bacteria cannot affect, with a specific focus on biological materials. The developments at the campuses and MUMC+ are promising. For example, they’re working on a coating with …